Results of income tax law justified by Hull of Tenn
Honorable Cordell Hull argues the income tax has surpassed expectations since its 1916 enactment. He notes revenue near 3124,000,000, outpacing initial 120,000,000 estimates, and asserts the tax is equitable, efficient, and essential to fund federal expenditures and modern military needs. He compares tariff revenue inadequacy and praises income tax collection costs. The piece emphasizes fairness, universal adoption, and the need to balance tax burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordell Hull
Tenn
Pal
New York
United States
England
G O P Must Put Over 23 Senators To Get Upper Hand
Washington Oct 5 thirty two U S Senators are to be elected next month to fill seats of seventeen Democrats and fifteen Republicans. The Senate now has 56 Democrats and 39 Republicans. Including Maine results the house stands 55 Democrats 41 Republicans. To gain control Republicans must elect 23 candidates by winning all 15 Republican seats and flipping eight Democratic seats. The piece lists the senatorial candidates by state with incumbents starred where applicable.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Maine
Indiana
Benjamin F. Shively
Thomas Taggart
Arizona
Henry Ashurst
Joseph H. Kibbey
California
George S. Patton
Hiram Johnson
Connecticut
Homer S. Cummings
George P. McLean
Delaware
Josiah O. Wolcott
H. DuPont
R. Orida—Park Trammell
John W. Kern
Harry c. Now
Jas
E. Watson
Maryland
David J. Lewis
Joseph France
Massachusetts
John F. Fitzgerald
Henry C. Lodge
Michigan
Lawrence Price
C. E. Townsend
Daniel W. Lawler
Frank B. Kellogg
Mississippi
John Sharp Williams
Missouri
James A. Reed
Dickey
Montana
Henry L. Myers
Chas. N. Pray
Nebraska
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
John L. Kennedy
Nevada
Key Pittman
Samuel
A. Jones
Frank Hubbell
New York
William F. McCombs
W. A. Calder
North Dakota
John Burke
P. J. McCumber
Ohio
Atlee Pomerene
Myron T. Herrick
Pennsylvania
Orville S. Ellis
Philander Knox
Rhode Island
Peter G. Gerry
Henry F. Lippitt
Tennessee
Kenneth D. McKellar
Ben W. Cooper
Texas
Charles A. Culberson
A. W. Atkinson
Utah
William H. King
Geo. Sutherland
Vermont
Oscear C. Miller
Carroll
Page
Virginia
Claude A. Swans
Notice to file claims for stamp redemption forms
From the office of the collector of internal revenue anent revenue stamps. All redemption claims must use Form 46, enclosed stamps in a separate envelope and sent to the post office. Banks are urged to repurchase stamps sold to patrons to present with claims. discounts of 1 percent apply.
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Caliscor
Internal Revenue
Edison Fights For Wilson Wins Strong Support
Edison, long a Republican, backs Wilson in a rising movement led by the Woodrow Wilson National Electrical Club. The group, now in its infancy, claims thousands of members across 38 states and includes Republicans, Progressives and Democrats under the banner For the Flag and Wilson. A campaign by mail and full-page ads tout Wilson’s achievements from the 12 listed reasons to prosperity and peace, asserting Wilson kept the country out of war and delivered steady growth through progressive legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edison
Wilson
Mr. Edison
Woodrow Wilson National Electrical Club
Wilson Electrical Club
Bership
Edison
Hughes
Woodrow Wilson National Electrical’ Club
Woodrow Wilson
Tariff Commission
High Seas
Europe
Travail
Weaver Piano Delivers New Standard of Excellence
From the surface finish to the interior parts the Weaver Piano pursues a high purpose to surpass all rivals. The result is a new peak in piano quality and craftsmanship.
Mexican Envoys Told Our Views On Withdrawal
Atlantic City October 5 The American Commissioners served notice on Carranza delegates that Gen Pershing will stay in Mexico until order is restored south of the Rio Grande and Mexico can resume normal relations with the world. Proposals urged assurance from Carranza that key steps would be taken. The talks aimed beyond a border issue to social economic and political regeneration of Mexico and the need for foreign capital protections. The United States stressed Mexico cannot act alone and must join the family of nations. Emphasis was on reopening mines and railroads and getting peons back to work to speed rehabilitation. Dr Cabrera traveled to Philadelphia after the session as the commissioners conferred with advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Carranza
Gen. Pershing
Mexico
Rio Grande
New London
United States
Lane
Cabrera
Philadelphia
James Linn Rodgers
Stephen Bonsal
International Egg Contest at Storrs Sees Wyandotte Leaders
The Wyandottes lead the egg competition at Storrs with two top pens tying for first at 50 eggs. White Wyandottes from Marbledale Conn and Buffs from Holden Mass share the mark, Barred Rocks from Corvallis Ore are second with 46, and two leading White Wyandottes tied for third with 45. Total eggs across pens reach 2,511 versus 2,509 last year amid 19 high-yield pens and 15 low-yield pens. Management foresees more 2,000-egg pens and more breeds represented this year after last season’s Wyandottes and Leg sores.
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Storrs
J. E. Watson
Marbledale
Conn
N. W. Sanborn
Holden
Mass
Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
Obed G. Knight
Bridgeton
R. L
Tom Barren
Catforth
England
Rhode Island
Legsores
Internal lubrication effect promotes normal movements
The text explains that the substance is not absorbed by the system and does not form a habit. It acts as an internal lubricant, softening intestinal contents to promote regular movements.
Poultry show results and breeds listed at Ohio Valley meet
The report lists top pens in multiple breeds including Plymouth Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, and Barred Rocks with farm and breeder names. It notes two more breeds, Barred Rock and Oregons, added to the contest as it nears October’s end. The Ohio Valley Historical Association met in Indianapolis with gifts totaling 50,000 announced by Trinity College president W. P. Few.
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W. P. Few
Trinity College
Military Bosses Of Cities Ousted By Gen Obregon
Mexico City Oct 5 An order by General Alvaro Obregon minister of war abolishes the title jefe de las armas ending military commanders power over civil authorities. Garrisons will control only troops and cease civil administration duties. Examiners at New York State Banking Department Ernest K Satterlee resigned.
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Mexico City
Alvaro Obregon
Jefe de Las Arms
Mexico
Jefes de Las Armas
Obregon
Ernest K. Satterlee
New York State Banking Department
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Just
John Beck
Workers of Electrical Industry
Bridgeport
Piquette Piano Co
Cannon Street
Sonora
Grafonola
Talking
Armey
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Li New Jersey
Jacob E. Jansen
North Haven
Francis F. Lincoln
Mt. Carmel
Will Barron
Bartle
Preston
The
Ohio Valley Historical Association
Indianapolis
John Reck & Son
Gen. Obregon
Connecticut Breweries Co
Bridgeport, Conn
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